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OK as far as I can see, the problem is that the RPM Plugin uses Plexus
Archiver version 1.0-alpha-5, which copes files by opening and output
stream and writing to it, and no chmod is done. This is fixed in version
1.0-alpha-12, where the Plexus Archiver explicitly executes the "chmod"
command from the console. But changing the RPM Plugin's pom.xml to the
newer version makes the JUnit tests fail. I'll try and see if it creates
the rpm correctly though...
- Maven RPM plugin changes all file permissions to 644 Gajo Csaba
- Re: Maven RPM plugin changes all file permissions to 644 Gajo Csaba
